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Chargers on your premises earn money.
We register the charging with the NEa and sell the ERE's. You receive the proceeds periodically. No upfront costs; cancel yearly after 2027.
- 22 million kWh traded and paid out
- Thousands of customers
- Independent
What you notice
Compliance off your plate
We act on your behalf towards the NEa and the verifier. You keep no file.
No upfront costs
Our service fee comes off the proceeds: 20% on the first €10,000 of revenue a year, then stepping down to 6%. The annual verification is included as standard.
Your chargers stay as they are
We work with any OCPP-compatible charger. Charging cards, back office and settings do not change.
How to sign up your business, step by step
Signing up your business and connecting your charge points in three steps, if they do not run through E-Flux by Road.Spoken in Dutch.
Questions from businesses
Experts in the ERE market
Our team knows the ERE market and makes sure your sign-up runs smoothly.
Do you qualify?
You qualify if your charge points are in the Netherlands, have a MID meter or sit on a connection used only for charging, and you have no other emission credit service provider yet this calendar year.
Your progress is saved, so you don't have to do it in one go.
What do you need?
Have this ready before you start and you get through sign-up in one go.
A recent energy bill per site
No older than two months, with name, address and EAN code. Have all your charging sites ready at once: after that step you cannot add more during sign-up.
Chamber of Commerce and VAT number
We fill in the company details from the Chamber of Commerce.
The authorised signatory to hand
They do a digital ID check and sign the agreement. If that is someone other than you, agree on timing in advance.
Access to your charging platform
The system that manages your chargers (CPMS), for example E-Flux. You give consent for the connection once.
An IBAN in the company's name
That is where we pay out the proceeds.
Other business situations
- Business with solar panelsCharging on your own solar power? Then your charging counts up to 100% instead of 50.5%.
- Transport and fleetElectric trucks, vans or a fleet charging at your depot.
- Homeowners' associationShared chargers in the building's garage.
- Real estate and multiple sitesChargers spread over several buildings or sites.
- CPOA charging network that keeps growing.